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Absentia 2011
As someone who's into horror films and books since childhood, it's interesting how the perception of "horror" changes with age. It's not just about the paranormal or jumpscares. Do ghosts exist? No one can say for sure; we may never know. But do people see ghosts? Definitely.
I have been a fan of Mike Flanagan ever since I got the living wits scared out of me by "The Haunting of Hill House". I felt this film is another example of…
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The Babadook 2014
A word that one might not usually use for a horror film, but I'm compelled to do so- this horror film is REAL. The horrors depicted in the film (quite brilliantly that too) is real, the turmoil of the characters is real; The Babadook is real.
Babadook is a manifestation of the trauma, anxiety and depression of a 6 year old kid and his mother who've lost their father and husband. The struggles of a single parent, the grief of…
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Baby's Day Out 1994
Have been watching this film since I was little kid, with my mom on most occasions. Every time I watch it, it feels like a ball of sunshine, no matter how ridiculous the story is.
Over the years as I've grown up, I notice something new about the film every time I see it. Something I've noticed today was how it's not necessary your blood relatives love you the most. The love Baby Bink's nanny had for him, the way…
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Deadpool & Wolverine 2024
It's as if Marvel has become incapable of producing a good script without playing on nostalgia and its former glory, and it's exhausting at this point, or they just wants to earn the big bucks, letting the quality go out the window. Apart from the opening sequence and the occasional actual good joke, the first half of the movie gave the impression of another failure in the post-Endgame era.
The second half was relatively better, which makes the film one…
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